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Mrs. Dressler asked it .1e applicant intended to constL._t a variety of duplexes on the site rather than one single Irodel. Mr'. Parranto indicated that was their intent. Mr'. V. Johnson asked the applicant if it was their intent to preserve the trees located on the northeast corner of the site. Mr'. Parranto stated that the economics and aesthetics of the trees were of value to the site and as many as possible would be maintained. Mr'. Paul Victeen, 2887 Wheeler, submitted a letter to the Carmission requesting that the rezoning be denied. Mr'. V. Johnson stated that after reviewing Mr'. Videeit's letter, it would appear that his main points were: a) to call attention to the fact that the lot sizes of 10,150 feet were less than the city's minimum; b) to ask that the 30' setback be maintained; c) to seek assurances that the duck pond located on the northeast corner would be maintained; d) to have assurances that the lots located on C-2 remain R-l. Chuck Carrier, 1805 County Road C, stated that the trees in the area were unique and should, by all means, be preserved. He asked haw the applicant proposed to maintain the pond and avoid elimination of the trees. Mr. Parranto stated that actually only a few feet of the pond was contained in the plot with the majority of the pond included in city park land. Mr'. Dahlgren pointed out that Mr'. Parranto was correct and statErl. that with the proper design of the hares, the slopes and pond could be maintained. Mr'. Richard Cane, 1753 Maple Lane, asked how the city was proposing to handle the storm water fran the developrrent. Mr'. Honchell stated that a stonn sewer system with catch basins would be constructed along Kathryn Lane to control the water. Mr's. Woodcock, 1741 Millwood Avenue, stated that there was a neErl. for additional water in the pond and asked if it would be possible to have the runoff water channeled into the pond. Mr'. Honchell stated that it was not the Engineering Depa.rt:Irent' s plans to charD.'lel the water in this direction but that her suggestion would be considered. Dean Maschka, 1695 Millwcxx1, asked what was the proposed size of the duplexes. Mark Parranto stated that several plans were proposed with building sizes between 960 square feet to two-story structures of approximately 2,000 square feet per unit. Mr'. Gordon, 1695 County Road C-2, asked what was the minimum size duplex the city ordnance permitted. Mr. Dahlgren stated that the ordinance did not speak specifically to duplex size but did indicate that the minimum size of a single-family hare was 960 square feet. Dean Maschka, 1695 Millwood, stated he was chairman of the Fairvia.r Heights Ibrre <Mners Association and that the Heme Otmers Association wished to go on record opposing the rezoning.